Series regulars or semi-regulars in 'Room 222' from 1970-1982:
- Denise Nicholas as Liz McIntyre (1969-1974)
- Heshimu as Jason Allen (1969-1974)
- Judy Strangis as Helen Loomis (1969-1974)
- Karen Valentine as Alice Johnson (1969-1974)
- Lloyd Haynes as Pete Dixon (1969-1974)
- Michael Constantine as Principal Seymour Kaufman (1969-1974)
- Howard Rice as Richie Lane (1969-1971)
- David Jolliffe as Bernie (1970-1974)
- Eric Laneuville as Larry (1971-1973)
1970-1982 Episode Guide for 'Room 222':
(Episodes with dates prior to 1970 aired as reruns.)
Season 1, episode 1
W: James L. Brooks D: Gene Reynolds
With Sidney Clute (Charlie), Roy Stuart (Mr. Stuart), Jan Shutan (Bonnie).
Liz McIntye discovers that Richie Lane, an outstanding student, used a false address to enroll at Walt Whitman.
Season 1, episode 2
W: George Kirgo D: Alan Rafkin
With Teri Garr (Marianne), Sidney Clute (Mr. Reiger), Keone Young (Howie Wong).
Student teacher Alice Johnson's elation at serving as faculty adviser for the annual Junior Class Follies does a fast fade when a shy pupil suggests they emulate the current trend -- have everyone in the show take their clothes off.
Season 1, episode 3
W: Allan Burns D: Gene Reynolds
With Liam Dunn (Gordon Walters), Richard Bull (Bill Cruiclshank), Elliott Street (Harvey Butcher), Flip Mark (Neil Kovack), Heather Menzies (Girl in Newspaper Office).
Pete Dixon's teachng skill is sorely tested when a boy, who masks his sensitivity to being overweight and unattractive by clowning, is transferred to his class.
Season 1, episode 4
W: Michael Zagor D: Gene Reynolds
With Mary-Robin Redd (Tanya Scott), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen).
Student Jason Allen makes fun of Liz when she insists he take an aptitude test even though he won't be going to college.
Season 1, episode 5
W: Allan Burns D: Leo Penn
With Patsy Garrett (Mrs. Vaughn), John Rubinstein (Martin Kaufman), Lilly Lyman (School Nurse), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), Sidney Clute (Mr. Reiger), Yvonne Wilder (Mrs. Guerrero).
Principal Seymour Kaufman tries to keep Walt Whitman High open during an epidemic, but rejects the offer of aid made by his son, who proposes a Peace Corps method for staffing classes.
Season 1, episode 6
W: Treva Silverman D: Gene Reynolds
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Gino Conforti (Al Benson), Helen Kleeb (Miss Tandy), Bill Zuckert (E.Y. Yarnell), Robert Gibbons (Edwin Carvello), Paul Kent (George Nardino), Royce Wallace (Ethel Bainter).
Pete Dixon, reluctant head of a protest committee supporting a school bond issue, has to inform principal Kaufman that the teachers are going to strike.
Season 1, episode 7
W: Peggy Elliott D: Gene Reynolds
With Frank Campanella (Joe Ralston), Morris Erby (Lou Hershey), Jan Burrell (Mary Ralston), Joycelyne Lew (Sarah), Amentha Dymally (Louise Hershey), Larry McCormick (Arthur Dillon).
Pete Dixon does such a good job in helping high-school dropouts in job training programs that he gets an offer of an executive post with a large corporation.
Season 1, episode 8
W: Ron Rubin D: William Wiard
With Helen Kleeb (Miss Tandy), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), Robin Eccles (Marion), Bob Carricart (Ralph).
Liz McIntyre substitutes for the teacher of a Preparation for Marriage course and the students decide they like her better than fussy Miss Tandy.
Season 1, episode 9
W: Jeanne Taylor D: Gerald Mayer
With Lynn Hamilton (Mrs. Harris), Sid McCoy (Mr. Harris), Brenda Sykes (Elaine Harris).
Jason's feelings are hurt when he goes to pick up his date and is rejected by her conservative, middle-class father.
Season 1, episode 10
W: John Whedon, Ron Rubin D: Terry Becker
With William Schallert (Dr. Garrett), Ann Morgan Guilbert (Mrs. Garrett), Richard X. Slattery (Police Sergeant), Bob Balaban (Grady Garrett), Karl Lukas (Policeman), George Barrows (Foreman).
Dr. Garrett believes that Pete is filling his son Grady's head with crazy ideas. The matter comes up when Pete, in a discussion of Henry Thoreau, asks students to think about what he might have done if he were living on Pete's street, where the city is set to cut down trees the following day. Grady decides on action.
Season 1, episode 11
W: Steve Pritzker D: Lee Philips
With Ed Begley Jr. (Bob), Bob Carricart (Fred), Judith Doty (Carol).
Alice Johnson panics when she is left to teach her first class alone in preparation for a visit from the supervisor of student teachers.
Season 1, episode 12
W: Allan Burns D: Lee Philips
With Ramon Bieri (Mr. Wagner), Bud Cort (Jerry Shaffer), Kenneth Mars (Charles Shaffer), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Mary Jackson (Miss Dunphy), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Arthur Adams (Mr. Bellaver), Frank Webb (Mick Bridges).
Principal Kaufman becomes discouraged after trying to cope with disciplinary problems over attire by conferring with the parents of the worst offenders, and agrees to let Pete present the matter at the next PTA meeting.
Season 1, episode 13
W: Allan Burns D: Terry Becker
With Diane Young (Leslie Gleason), Ta-Tanisha (Pam).
Pete Dixon gets into trouble at school when it turns out that a sophisticated girl he drove home and kissed goodnight is a scheming 12th grader.
Season 1, episode 14
W: Treva Silverman D: William Wiard
With Charmion King (Dora Hughes), Donald Moffat (Lloyd Hollis), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), Ceil Cabot (Miss Price), Bonnie Jones (Miss Jones), Robert Casper (Barry Wisegarten), Hilly Hicks (Kenny).
A teacher from England inspires her students but disrupts academic life at Walt Whitman High with her breezy disregard for rules.
Season 1, episode 17
W: George Kirgo D: Richard Kinon
With Ellen Moss (Sara Olson), Meg Wyllie (Miss Randall), Ta-Tanisha (Pam).
One of Pete Dixon's students, Pam, brings her little sister to class because the baby-sitter failed to show up. So the other students follow suit.
Season 1, episode 18
W: Ed Scharlach, Peggy Elliott, Steve Pritzker D: Norman Abbott
With Shirley O'Hara (Teacher), Woodrow Parfrey (Mr. Granger), Douglas Rowe (Mr. Jenkins), Nancy Wilson (Michelle Scott), Philip Roth (Mr. Rauscher), Yvonne Wilder (Mrs. Musgrove).
A former student is enlisted to help curtail the school's dropout problem.
Season 1, episode 19
W: Dale McRaven D: Terry Becker
With Bernie Kopell (Roger Duncan), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Bob Carricart (Fred), Joe Crawford (Frank).
Mr. Kaufman warns a too-groovy teacher to stop joking with students about his use of marijuana before someone takes him seriously.
Season 1, episode 20
W: John D.F. Black D: Lee Philips
With Liam Dunn (Mr. Waters), Gloria Lord (Miss Jackson), Helena Hatcher (Teacher), Lieux Dressler (Waitress), Walter Brooke (Mr. Barker).
Pete and two of his students plan their own television campaign against smog.
Season 1, episode 21
W: E. Arthur Kean D: Malcolm Black
With Bruce Kirby (Arnold Stopps), Priscilla Morrill (Customer), Ethelinn Block (Sharon Stopps), Betty Harford (Nancy Stopps), Barbara Perry (Pearl), Lillian Bronson (Grandmother).
Counselor Liz McIntyre is caught in the middle of a misunderstanding between a girl who is determined to become a beauty operator, and her parents, who are insistent that she prepare for college.
Season 1, episode 22
W: Steve Pritzker D: Leo Penn
With Ron Rifkin (Ralph Fisk), Bruce Kirby (Frank Muzak), Robert Casper (Barry Wisegarten), Mittie Lawrence (Judy Bangston), E.A. Sirianni (Ted Hart), Maye Henderson (Mrs. Stone).
Much to Liz McIntyre's annoyance, a student in adult education monopolizes Pete Dixon's time both in and out of class.
Season 1, episode 23
W: John D.F. Black D: John Erman
With Brad David (Charlie), Kathleen Lloyd (Abbie), Cindy Williams (Rhoda Zagor), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Shari Summers (Cindy), Rafael Lopez (Byron).
Pete and Liz inadvertently encourage the elopement plans of two students when they take the young people bowling, hoping to get them to change their minds.
Season 1, episode 24
W: Ronald Rubin D: Gene Reynolds
With Ricky Kelman (Dennis Joplin), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), Jerry Hausner (Ticket Agent), Jamie Farr.
Pete Dixon copes with a problem student transferred to Whitman for social adjustment.
Season 1, episode 25
W: Steve Pritzker D: Terry Becker
With Rob Reiner (Tony), Alan Vint (Bob), Alonzo Brown (Jack), Mary Gregory (Mrs. Lund), Willard Sage (Mrs. Ross), Mary Jackson (Mrs. Lanahan), Baker Black (Arlene), Rafael Lopez (Boy), Suzan E. Claude (Cashier), Herb Edelman.
Confronted by students who refuse to read and have no interest in grades, Pete Dixon comes up with a dramatic method of teaching that involves giving money to students that do well. The scheme causes a controversy that reaches all the way to the office of the superintendent.
Season 1, episode 26
W: George Aktins D: Hal Cooper
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Jan Shutan (Bonnie), James Wheaton (Parent), Jason Wingreen (Parent), Carmen Zapata (Mrs. Ruiz), Gloria Lord (Mrs. Jackson), Suzanne Taylor (Mrs. Musgrove), Henry Oliver (Mr. Turner).
Pete Dixon and Mr. Kaufman, friends and tennis partners, become angry opponents over the prospect of further overcrowding of classrooms because of rezoning.
September 23, 1970: Write On, Brother
Season 2, episode 1
W: John D.F. Black D: Terry Becker
With Ramon Bieri (Gil Casey), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Wes Stern (Ted Winkler), Ta-Tanisha (Pam).
In the first episode of the second year, a class discussion of intolerable acts of oppression that led to the Revolutionary War brings on a student protest in the form of an underground newspaper.
Season 2, episode 2
W: Richard DeRoy D: Gene Reynolds
With Andrew Parks (David Kane), Jane Actman (Yvonne), Elliott Street (Harvey Butcher), Rick Moses (Duane), Linda Smith (Sally), Lisa Carole (Grace).
Pete Dixon's concern over the students' apathy toward the school elections is dissipated when a rotund jokester throws his hat into the ring.
Season 2, episode 3
W: Bud Freeman D: Charles S. Dubin
With Ed Begley Jr. (Willard), Irene Tedrow (Victoria Langley), Dana Elcar (Everett Styles), Holly Near (Esther Avedon).
Jason Allen and a bright white student he loathes clash over the Civil War and slavery while Pete Dixon is being judged as a Teacher of the Year in American History contest.
Season 2, episode 4
W: William Wood D: William Wiard
With Terri Messina (Sandy Adams), Darrell Larson (Larry), William Bramley (Coach Windisch), Sidney Clute (Blackwell), Denice Stradling (Shirley), Tracy Carver (Halloran), Gary Marsh (Reporter).
The high school auto shop class and the basketball team become targets of a Women's Lib movement.
Season 2, episode 5
W: John D.F. Black D: Richard Kinon
With Anthony Geary (Tom Whalom), Dabney Coleman (Calvin Schuller), Michael Lembeck (Lee), Ramon Bieri (Gil Casey), Shirley O'Hara (Miss Foss), Casey King (Ace), Billy Bowles (Steve), Mike Hagerthy (Ted Pindar).
Pete Dixon, who believes in helping kids, is trapped for administrative training under the vice principal.
Season 2, episode 6
W: Bud Freeman D: Charles S. Dubin
With Dennis Redfield (Brendan), Ricky Kelman (Craig), Arthur Batanides (Dan Highland), Noble Nelson (Luther), Byron Chung (Byron).
A rule-follower and a long-hair contend for leadership of the track team.
Season 2, episode 7
W: Ronald Rubin D: Gene Reynolds
With Naomi Stevens (Rose Lipton), Lieux Dressler (Mrs. Barnaby), Ta-Tanisha (Pam Simpson), Lillian Randolph (Ida Burnett), Lisa Carole (Grace), Hal K. Dawson (Tony Como).
An elderly woman wanders into the high school on parents day and disrupts classes to talk about her immigrant days.
Season 2, episode 8
W: John D.F. Black D: Gene Reynolds
With Ramon Bieri (Gil Casey), John Schuck (Harry Collin), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Joe Brown (Officer Schneider), Mary Alan Hokanson (Mrs. Broder).
A policeman supports a student demonstration and is transferred out of the district.
Season 2, episode 9
W: Richard DeRoy D: Ivan Dixon
With Noam Pitlik (Jerry Colby), Bonnie Jones (Marge Colby), Patricia Mattick (Sheila Colby).
A family tries to transfer their daughter from Walt Whitman because of its multi-racial environment.
Season 2, episode 10
W: Anthony Lawrence D: Bob Sweeney
With Chuck Norris (Himself), Mike Stone (Karate Man), Glynn Turman (Vic), Angela Satterwhite (Willow).
Pete Dixon suggests karate to build a small boy's confidence after a larger student bullies him in front of his dream girl.
Season 2, episode 11
W: Richard DeRoy D: John Erman
With Richard Dreyfuss (Stan Siebert), Ed Begley Jr. (Willard), Danny Goldman (Murray), Helen Kleeb (Miss Tandy), Dick Patterson (Jackson Baker), Dwan Smith (Donna), Maxine Stuart (Parent), Jason Wingreen (Parent), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen).
Principal Kaufman becomes alarmed by the choice of a nonconformist student as valedictorian. He's afraid of what he might discuss when he's invited to appear on a TV show.
Season 2, episode 12
W: Bob Rodgers D: Richard Kinon
With Jack Bender (Mel Wertz), Gino Conforti (Sam Cousins), Jerry Hausner (Mr. Wertz), Connie Sawyer (Mrs. Wertz), Craig Huxley (George).
Pete Dixon is concerned when the further education of a student, who wants to become a teacher, is threatened by the success of his country rock group.
Season 2, episode 13
W: William Wood D: William Wiard
With Nicole Jaffe (Bobbie Walstone), Andrew Parks (David Kane).
Richie learns that the girl who has knocked herself out for the school's Generation Gap Prom doesn't have a date for it, and he tries to arrange a date for her with the popular editor of the school paper, who has broken up with his girlfriend.
Season 2, episode 14
W: Bud Freeman D: Richard Kinon
With George Ives (Howard Bruckner), Elizabeth Baur (Meaghan), Chris Beaumont (Glenn Pearce), Frank Alesia (Ferdie Landis).
A student who needs high grades to matriculate at Western Tech gets a zero in one of his school exams for talking during a test.
Season 2, episode 15
W: Albert Ruben D: Hy Averback
With Bill Zuckert (Mr. Varnell), Edwina Gough (Betty Cleland), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Ta-Tanisha (Pam).
Pam Arnold's delight at winning a scholarship at the art institute is ruined when her teacher denies he signed the application as her sponsor.
Season 2, episode 16
W: Nicholas E. Baehr D: William Wiard
With Sorrell Booke (Mr. Bomberg), Phillip Pine (Lewis), Ed Begley Jr. (Michael), Ketty Lester (Mrs. Ellis).
Civics teacher Bomberg is so rough on his students that half of his class requests transfer to another instructor.
Season 2, episode 17
W: William Wood D: Terry Becker
With Tim Matheson (Jerry Cates), Eve McVeagh (Mrs. Cates), Ketty Lester (Mrs. Ellis), Morris Buchanan (Mr. Ellis), Barbara Collentine (Mrs. Bush), Margarita Cordova (Mrs. Santos).
When a basketball player seems distracted and sleeps in classes, both his friend, the team manager, and Mr. Kaufman are concerned. Principal Kaufman learns the youth is on his own because his mother has gone off to pursue another marriage prospect.
Season 2, episode 18
W: Bud Freeman, Ronald Rubin, Isobel Marchand D: Gene Reynolds
With Dennis Redfield (George Badgely), Glynn Turman (Vic), Mwako Cumbuka (Frank), George Ives (Bruckner), Sandy Brown Wyeth (Tamara), Kevin O'Neal (Hank), Ruby Dake (Ruby).
Liz McIntyre's experiment in which problem students teach each other is a success except for one insolent boy. When she fails to find a way to get him to participate in the project, Pete Dixon suggests that she might find a clue to his behavior in his permanent record.
Season 2, episode 19
W: Bud Freeman, Robert Sabaroff D: William Wiard
With Kathleen Lloyd (Abby Domier), Clarke Gordon (Mr. Domier), Louise Troy (Eleanor Domier), Brad David (Charlie Morano), Joseph V. Perry (Walter Morano), Eve McVeagh (Madge Morano).
When Pete and Liz insist that two students hold a meeting with their parents to confess they've been married four months, the girl disappears.
Season 2, episode 20
W: Albert Ruben D: Richard Kinon
With Paul Lambert (Coach), Richard Young (Augie Cerutti), David Huddleston (Wendell Baldwin), Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Ralph Wise (Cheerleader), Bobby Griffin (Student Body President), Tom McAleer (Elliott).
Teacher Dixon is responsible for the consequences when he talks principal Kaufman out of canceling Whitman High's big game.
Season 2, episode 21
W: Anthony Lawrence D: William Wiard
With Kurt Russell (Tim), Ed Begley Jr. (Bob), Milton Selzer (Everett Calvin), Barry Cahill (Sgt. Grover), Mimi Saffian (Donna), Ken Sansom (Fred Beeman).
A crusading student, disguised as Paul Revere, disrupts classes with garbage-dumping and other anti-pollution measures.
Season 2, episode 22
W: Stephen Kandel D: Michael Gordon
With Todd Susman (Barney), Dwan Smith (Pat), June Dayton (Mrs. Peters), Ed Begley Jr. (George), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Judson Pratt (Policeman), Hilary Thompson (Margaret Peters).
Alice Johnson tries so hard to be popular with her students -- even allowing them to study "Catch-22" -- that she gets into trouble as a probationary teacher.
Season 2, episode 23
W: Dale McRaven D: Richard Kinon
With Todd Susman (Archie), Michael Lembeck (Student), William Bramley (Mr. Windisch), Jay Ripley (Mathew Palmer), Pamela Peters (Gladys).
One of the students from a rural town in Missouri is so naive that some of his classmates take advantage of him.
Season 2, episode 24
W: Don Balluck D: Ivan Dixon
With Murray MacLeod (Monty Harris), Michael McGreevey (Rudy), Jay Montgomery (Paul), Andrea Cagan (Susanne), Martin Golar (Coach), John Findlater (Ed), Jessica Davis-Stein (Valerie Henderson).
A 19-year-old student, a Marine Corps veteran of Vietnam, returns to Walt Whitman school but has difficulty winning acceptance from other students.
Season 2, episode 25
W: Joanna Lee D: Terry Becker
With Cindy Williams (Rhoda Zagor), Linda Haynes (Laura Fay Flannery), Alan Morgan (Herbie).
A shapely, blonde new student is unhappy over the whistles and teasing she gets from male students, until Liz and Alice decide she needs help.
Season 2, episode 26
W: John D.F. Black D: Charles S. Dubin
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Helen Kleeb (Miss Tandy), Christopher Cain (Charlie Waterman), Anita Alberts (Jane), Bill Zuckert (Mr. Yarnell), Barbara Mallory (Gina), Joe Renteria (Lou), Fredd Wayne, Barbara Collentine (Claire Waterman), James McCallion (Al Waterman).
To cope with drug problems on campus, Pete suggests they try student-faculty rap sessions at Whitman High, but no students show up at the first meeting.
September 17, 1971: KWWH
Season 3, episode 1
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: Seymour Robbie
With Burgess Meredith, Jane Dulo, Carol Green (Kim), Judith DeHart, Ta-Tanisha (Pam), Carol Green (Kim).
The third season starts with a school board member giving the school a radio station, despite strenuous opposition from a public official.
Season 3, episode 2
W: Bernie Kahn D: Richard Kinon
With Jim Wakefield (Brian), Dick DeCoit, Diane Sherry, Scott McCartor.
A stuttering student who is encouraged by Pete Dixon becomes embittered when others make fun of him.
Season 3, episode 3
W: Alfred Lewis Levitt, Helen Levitt D: Seymour Robbie
With Jane Dulo, Todd Crespi (Tom), Greg Mabrey.
Pete Dixon tries to get a top football player, who has a high IQ as well as athletic prowess, to be as interested in his studies as he is in football.
Season 3, episode 4
W: Joanna Lee D: James Sheldon
With Barry Hamilton (Arnie), Gail Fisher (Diana Brown), Len Ross.
A returning teacher, a divorcee, is extremely cutting to the male students in social science class until Pete has a serious talk with her.
Season 3, episode 5
W: Anthony Lawrence D: Charles R. Rondeau
With William Wintersole, Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Larry Levine, Stack Pierce, Frieda Rentie, Elizabeth Harrower, Stanley Bennett Clay.
A new boy at Walt Whitman High, who is adopted, decides that Pete Dixon is his real father.
Season 3, episode 6
W: Bud Freeman D: Lee Philips
With Bruce Kirby, Bruno Kirby (Herbie Constadine), Tani Guthrie, Lloyd Kino, Lynne Marie Stewart, Jane Actman (Bonnie), Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Penelope Gillette, Marshall Kent.
A student, convinced that he's doing nothing wrong, turns every department at Whitman High into a financial profit for himself.
Season 3, episode 7
W: Bill Manhoff D: Ivan Dixon
With June Dayton, Virginia Vincent, Jay Robinson (Freebush), Ed McCready, Gary Barton.
The principal writes the school board requesting a sabbatical when another school bond is defeated and administration policies get another student in trouble.
Season 3, episode 8
W: Robert White, Phyllis White D: Lee Philips
With Jack Dodson (Casey), Jerry Houser (Victor), Ezekial Williams, Barry Hamilton, Carol Green (Kim), Billy Bowles, Herbert Bress.
The vice-principal appears to have an informant in Pete Dixon's class when confidential information becomes known to him.
Season 3, episode 9
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: William Wiard
With Larry Wilcox (Denny), Ben Cooper.
A substitute teacher for Pete Dixon impresses the class with his imitations of historical figures although he doesn't offer any solid program to help the students.
Season 3, episode 10
W: Jerry Mayer D: William Wiard
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), June Dayton, Greg Mabrey, Maidie Norman, Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Jane Actman.
Pete Dixon's class decides to investigate how the taxpayers' money is spent at Whitman High.
Season 3, episode 11
W: Don Balluck D: Seymour Robbie
With Ric Carrott (Mark), Frederick Herrick (Howard), Geoffrey Binney, Bart Burns, Bobby Griffin.
A male student who plays a female lead in a Shakepearean play is accused of being a homosexual.
Season 3, episode 12
W: Roland Wolpert D: Allen Baron
With DeForest Kelley, Tannis Montgomery (Sherry), Jack Bender, Oscar DeGruy.
Pete Dixon's class re-tries the Sacco-Vanzetti case with the student prosecutor staking his personal beliefs on the outcome.
Season 3, episode 13
W: Albert Ruben D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Mwako Cumbuka (Fred), Paulene Myers (Mrs. Patterson), Angela Satterwhite, Alfonso Williams, Rhodi Hill, David Crawford, Myron Berry.
Disgusted at the attitute of her regular students, Alice Johnson tutors a ghetto child and has trouble with the girl's older brother.
Season 3, episode 14
W: Erwin Goldman, Sherli Evans Goldman, Richard Bluel D: Ivan Dixon
With Arthur O'Connell, Dick Patterson, Rafael Lopez (Ralph), Barry Bowles, John Lawrence.
Because there are not enough students to warrant a full-time teacher for the Latin course, Mr. Kaufman may be forced to replace a teacher with a computer.
Season 3, episode 15
W: William Bickley, Ivy Ruckman D: James Sheldon
With Joe Renteria (Billie Tsossie), Michael Shea (Scott), Oscar DeGruy (Frank).
An Indian boy transferred to Whitman High under a special program has trouble adjusting to the new school.
Season 3, episode 16
W: Joanna Lee D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Richard Kelton (Mike Holloway), Joy Bang (Judy Shore), John David Carson (Craig Evans), Aretha Franklin (Inez Jackson), Carol Green (Kim).
A student wants to study for the ministry at Harvard when he graduates from Whitman High, but he hasn't the grades to qualify. Liz McIntyre tries to convince him that he can serve God without attending college.
Season 3, episode 17
W: Richard Bluel D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Georg Stanford Brown (Jerry), Vince Howard, Sandy Champion (Chuck), Harry Caesar.
Pete Dixon puts on the gloves with a student to prove that boxing isn't the way to success.
Season 3, episode 18
W: Joyce Perry, Stephen Kandel D: Leslie H. Martinson
With Fritz Weaver, Harry Holcombe, Mike De Anda, Sacha Berger, Jane Actman, Sandy McPeak, Ta-Tanisha (Pam).
Am overzealous candidate for citizenship destroys the political artwork of one of Alice's students because he feels it degrades the United States.
Season 3, episode 19
W: Milt Rosen D: Richard Kinon
With Richard X. Slattery, Jan Burrell, Michael McGreevey, Michael Shea, Nora Denney, Carol Green (Kim), Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten).
Pete Dixon is sued by a student's parents when their boy fractures his arm in a fight that Pete was trying to break up.
Season 3, episode 20
W: Joanna Lee D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Ruth McDevitt (Vivian), Gene Wallace (Joe Bob), Walker Edmiston (Tully), Tol Avery, Arlene Farber, Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Carol Green (Kim), John Armstrong Marshall, Clare Nono, George Paulsin.
A teacher at Whitman High is charged with teaching sex education without parents' consent, all because a youth asked her for advice about V.D.
Season 3, episode 21
W: Joanna Lee, Susan Silver D: Sid McCoy
With Candy Clark (Andrea), Lew Brown (Martin), Carol Green (Kim).
A pretty new transfer student is suspected of being a witch because of her unusual behavior.
Season 3, episode 22
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Gerald S. O'Loughlin (Sid Leroi), Richard Hatch (Donnie), William Kerwin, Byron Kane, John Ashley Hamilton (Marshall Leeds), Kitty Carl, John Alderman.
A champion swimmer at Whitman quits in the middle of a major race because of something Pete Dixon inadvertently said.
Season 3, episode 23
W: Warren S. Murray D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), George Neise, Dee Carroll, Dennis Redfield (Barney), Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Clare Nono, Kitty Carl.
Pete Dixon has trouble getting students to attend his clinic for cigarette smokers at Whitman High.
September 15, 1972: A Little Flyer On The Market
Season 4, episode 1
W: John McGreevey D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Linda Morrow (Teacher), Jim Poyner (Paul), Sarah Fankboner (Angie).
The fourth season opens with Pete Dixon giving his class a project on the stock market and, with an inadvertent assist from student instructor Alice Johnson, the students decide to try to double the school gift money in the market.
Season 4, episode 2
W: Gene Thompson D: Allen Baron
With Casey King (Jimmy Thompson), Patsy Garrett (Miss Hogarth), Carol Worthington (Miss Portnoy), Ty Henderson (Cleon), Alan Abelew (Butch), Kitty Carl, Alicia Bond, Barbara Douglas.
A series of strange thefts at Whitman High becomes even more puzzling when a student is caught in the act, obviously by his own design.
Season 4, episode 3
W: Stephen Kandel D: Oscar Rudolph
With Pat Morita (Mr. Shigematsu), Bob Hastings (Bud Nagle), Aline Towne, Tina Andrews, Jesse Dizon (Ken), Lou Cutell, John Kirk, Carol Anne Selfinger.
The students at Whitman High are stirred up when a dealer won't make good on Ken Hayashi's motorcycle guarantee.
Season 4, episode 4
W: Bernie Kahn D: Allen Baron
With Woodrow Parfrey, Jim Wakefield (Tommy), Patsy Garrett (Miss Hogarth), Tina Andrews, Kitty Carl, Ty Henderson (Cleon).
Jason and Tommy are assigned to work on a class project together and when Tommy's father learns of it, his bigotry shows.
Season 4, episode 5
W: Gene Thompson D: Sid McCoy
With Kitty Carl (Fran).
An English transfer student enrolls at Whitman High and becomes a leader, much to the chagrin of student Jason.
Season 4, episode 6
W: Richard Bluel, Arnold Somkin D: Herman Hoffman
With Joe Santos (Mr. Galvez), Alan Abelew, Scott Colomby (Joe).
Science instructor Manny Galvez is offered the job of department head at another school, and the routine check by personnel reveals he's been teaching for 17 years without proper credentials.
Season 4, episode 7
W: Lloyd Haynes, Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Richard Michaels
With Paul Picerni (Fred), James B. Sikking (Cramer), Mwako Cumbuka (Eddie), Rory Stevens, John Hawker.
Pete reverses a student's attitude toward school by instilling an interest in aviation.
Season 4, episode 8
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: Seymour Robbie
With Chip Hand (Carey), Charles Martin Smith, Bob Kramer (Luke).
When Pete Dixon prods a student into applying himself more in his studies, the former "A" pupil confides in his teacher that he has leukemia.
Season 4, episode 9
W: Martin Donovan D: James Sheldon
With Bruno Kirby (Herbie Considine), Barbara Shannon (Barbi), Jerry Fogel (John Bean), Bret Hadley (TV Man), Wynn Irwin (Charlie Hall), Rory Stevens (Chris), Ty Henderson (Cleon).
Students at Walt Whitman High School attempt to break the world banana-eating record to call attention to their need for summer jobs.
Season 4, episode 10
W: John McGreevey D: James Sheldon
With Jane Actman (Bonnie), Angela Greene (Dina), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Morgan Sterne (Sherman).
When a spicy story is refused publication in the school paper, the editor plans to sue for violation of the First Amendment.
Season 4, episode 11
W: Bud Freeman D: Sid McCoy
With Betty Cole (Mrs. Fowler), James Johnson (Otis), Kitty Carl, Jeanne Bates, Jim Poyner, Kay Stewart, Mark Savage.
A potential drop-out regains interest in school when he is introduced to the works of Shakespeare.
Season 4, episode 12
W: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis D: Bill Bixby
With Ruth McDevitt (Miss Brown), Virginia Vincent, Angela Cartwright (Phyllis), Tina Andrews, Carol Worthington (Miss Portnoy).
One of the senior teachers is getting along in years and is beginning to have lapses of memory. It becomes Principal Kaufman's unpleasant duty to retire her.
Season 4, episode 13
W: Martin Donovan D: Leslie H. Martinson
With John Davey, Bernie Kopell, James Daughton (George).
An eccentric new teacher who has no trouble attracting students to his class flunks as Alice Johnson's new suitor.
Season 4, episode 14
W: Martin Donovan D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Angela Cartwright (Phyllis), Ed Begley Jr. (Stretch), Alice Backes (Mrs. Webster), Holly Irving, Harry Lauter (Nichols), Elizabeth Harrower.
The subject of a dress code comes up in the PTA when a basketball star's teeth braces are broken while he's ogling a braless cheerleader.
Season 4, episode 15
W: John McGreevey D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Barry Livingston (Nick), Frank Maxwell (Franklin), Mimi Saffian (Nancy).
Trouble erupts between students, teachers and parents when it's learned that a Communist is to speak at Walt Whitman High.
Season 4, episode 16
W: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis D: Harry Falk
With Dabney Coleman (Sgt. Webster), Wendell Burton (Gary).
The longtime dream of career soldier Webster is shattered when his son's girlfriend becomes pregnant.
Season 4, episode 17
W: Martin Donovan D: Allen Baron
With Randall Carver (Henry Drucker).
A delinquent youth gets one final chance at straightening out his life, but ruins it when he brings a gun to school.
Season 4, episode 18
W: Richard Bluel D: James Sheldon
With Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Paul Comi (Winters), Chris Beaumont (Arthur), Stephanie Mann (Gloria).
A bright, rebellious student plans to refuse a college scholarship to protest scholastic competition.
Season 4, episode 19
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Brendan Burns (Wayne Daly), Ivor Francis (Mr. Dragen), Al Dunlap (Hamilton), Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten).
When the faculty and students at Whitman High plan a surprise party for Mr. Kaufman, celebrating his 15th year as principal, a disgruntled athlete attempts to sabotage the event.
Season 4, episode 20
W: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis D: Leslie H. Martinson
With Eric Shea (Tim).
A 12-year-old genius transfers from a special school to Whitman where he develops a crush on a 17-year-old girl. He soon discovers the difference between intellectual superiority and emotional security.
Season 4, episode 21
W: Martin Donovan D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Stanley Livingston (Jackie O'Farrell), Paul Micale (Gino), Tina Andrews (Esther), Patsy Garrett (Miss Hogarth), Bill Quinn (Mr. Healy), Hal K. Dawson (Old Man), Stan Worth (Caveman Roy).
Jason and Bernie attempt to produce a rock concert with money provided by an ex-TV child actor.
Season 4, episode 22
W: Arnold Peyser, Lois Peyser D: Bill Bixby
With Florida Friebus, Robert Casper (Mr. Wisegarten), Craig Gardner (Richard).
Students at Whitman High find that policing themselves at lunch hour breeds contempt among themselves.
Season 4, episode 23
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Herman Hoffman
With Audrey Landers (Donna Carpenter), Tani Guthrie (Mrs. Carpenter).
When Olympic swimming champ Donna Carpenter returns to Whitman High, the warm admiration of her fellow students quickly turns to cool resentment.
September 14, 1973: If You've Got The Hammer, I've Got The Thumb
Season 5, episode 1
W: Stephen Kandel D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Mark Hamill (Matt Evans), Phil Carey (Benjamin Evans), Arthur Peterson, Barry Cahill, Roger Jacobs.
The fifth season starts. In the first episode, a new student who has been brought up in the Sierras doesn't adapt too well to urban life.
Season 5, episode 2
W: Richard Bluel D: James Sheldon
With Davd White (Tom McWilliams), Mark Wheeler (Gary Winters).
One of the high school students enters the primary race for a seat on the board of education.
Season 5, episode 3
W: Martin Donovan D: Herman Hoffman
With Edith Atwater (Mrs. Travis), Nan Martin (Marie), Andrew Parks (Frank).
A former nun faculty member incites the wrath of a student's grandmother when she advises him to wait before studying for the ministry.
Season 5, episode 4
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Sid McCoy
With Richard Yniguez (Tony), Richard Doran (Boy), Armand Alzamora (Uncle Ricardo).
A student is detemined to graduate despite anemia and having to hold down a full-time job at night.
Season 5, episode 5
W: Tony Palmiero, Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Charles R. Rondeau
With Ralph Meeker (Jones), Tannis Montgomery (Cathy), Steve Stafford (Clint).
A pretty girl causes a furor when she joins the ROTC to gain a scholarship to medical school.
Season 5, episode 6
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Richard Michaels
With Bruno Kirby (Herbie Constadine).
A student who thinks he is a $500 winner in a slogan contest learns that unfortunately he is the brunt of a joke by a fellow student.
Season 5, episode 7
W: Martin Donovan D: Herman Hoffman
With Patsy Garrett (Miss Hogarth), Todd Susman (Arthur Billings), Gus Corrado (Leo), Tammi Bula (Suzy), Noelle Von Sonn (Chris).
A student teacher learns there's a big difference between being a friend and a teacher when he takes over his first class.
Season 5, episode 8
W: Martin Donovan D: James Sheldon
With Ty Henderson (Cleon), Tammi Bula (Suzy), Marjorie Arnold (Tracy Rice), Roger Perry (Jim Rice), Craig Alan Rogers (Boy).
A student resents her widowed father dating her teacher and spreads a malicious rumor about them.
Season 5, episode 9
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Herman Hoffman
With Patsy Garrett (Miss Hogarth), Maudie Prickett (Miss Pliny), James B. Sikking (Cramer), Jim Wakefield (Toby).
A student math whiz rigs the school's computer to get needed supplies for Whitman High.
Season 5, episode 10
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: James Sheldon
With Kevin Brodie (Woody), Susan Sennett (Melinda).
Alice finds herself in the middle when she encourages a student to become a poet despite his father's wish that he enter his real estate business.
Season 5, episode 11
W: Jerry Rannow, Greg Strangis D: Leslie H. Martinson
With Mark Hamill (Matt), Nancy Bell (Nancy), James Carroll Jordan (Chuck).
An outstanding senior, under pressure from his father to succeed, suddenly realizes that he has developed a serious drinking problem.
Season 5, episode 12
W: Martin Donovan D: Herman Hoffman
With Dwan Smith (Amy), Jonathan Wynne (Les).
Jason becomes so attracted to a pretty student that he decides to quit school, get a job and ask her to marry him, but she is not through playing the field.
Season 5, episode 13
W: Leonard Stadd, Arlene Stadd D: Charles R. Rondeau
With David Alan Bailey (Henry), Scott Colomby (Marvin).
The competition becomes explosive when Walt Whitman High absorbs the crack automotive team from a rival school damaged in an earthquake.
Season 5, episode 14
W: Martin Donovan D: Richard Michaels
With Michael Lembeck (Mickey Kaufman), Layne Britton (Ed).
A student's obsession with becoming a standup comic interrupts his school work, but when he gets the chance to be an emcee, he gets stage fright. (Last show of the series.)